Vol. 15 No. 3 (2019): RBD. Set-Dez/2019

Prof. Dr. Fausto Santos de Morais

Editor Chefe

Profa. Sabrina Staats

Editora Executiva

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18256/2238-0604.2019.v15i3

Published: 2019-12-01

Contribuição estrangeira com coautoria nacional

The Claim to Correctness and Moral Constraints on Law: a Critic to the Separability Thesis

Alejandro Nava Tovar

5-22
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Brazilian and Japanese Perspective of Environmental Damage

Grace Ladeira Garbaccio, Jeferson Dytz Marin, Tadashi Otsuka

111-134
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Analysis of some public services tax scenarios

Juan Fernando Tomaz Durán Alba, Fernando Gustavo Knoerr, Horácio Monteschio

222-238
- PDF (Portuguese)

Article

Globalization, comparative constitutional law and contemporary liberal constitutionalism: visions on the impacts of the mundialization of social and economic relations in constitutionalism

Flávio Pansieri, Ilton Norberto Robl Filho

23-37
- PDF (Portuguese)
Sustainability through urban planning

Zenildo Bodnar, Alexandre dos Santos Priess, Patrícia Nunes Lima Bianchi

38-57
- PDF (Portuguese)
The controversial points of the civil registry of transgender parents in the light of the CNJ provement nº 73 e the personality rights

Juliana Rizzo da Rocha Loures Versan, Valéria Silva Galdino Cardin

58-78
- PDF (Portuguese)
The new regulatory framework for university extension in Brazil: a contribution to human promotion policy

Ivan Dias da Mota, Lucimara Plaza Tena, Viviane Coêlho de Séllos-Knoerr

79-110
- PDF (Portuguese)
The stigma of illiterate and brazilian democracy: the ineligibility of the “excluded from within”

Martonio Mont'Alverne Barreto Lima, Thaís Araújo Dias

135-157
- PDF (Portuguese)
Information Society, Cyberlaw and the kantian concept of autonomy in brazilian constitutional dogmatics

Robison Tramontina, Marco Aurélio Rodrigues da Cunha e Cruz

158-179
- PDF (Portuguese)
Legal regulation of new technologies in Brazilian Administrative Law: impacts caused by Uber, WhatsApp, Netflix and their similar

Daniel Wunder Hachem, Luzardo Faria

180-203
- PDF (Portuguese)
“You don’t have the control”: the Complementary Law 157/2016 and Netflix in Brazil

Diego Santos Vieira de Jesus, Daniel Kamlot, Henrique de Oliveira Santos Vieira de Jesus

204-221
- PDF (Portuguese)
Jürgen Habermas’ jurisdiction: deliberative democracy, amicus curiae and justice access

Carlos André Maciel Pinheiro Pereira, José Orlando Ribeiro Rosário

239-256
- PDF (Portuguese)

Vol. 15 No. 3 (2019): RBD. Set-Dez/2019

Contribuição estrangeira com coautoria nacional

The Claim to Correctness and Moral Constraints on Law: a Critic to the Separability Thesis

Brazilian and Japanese Perspective of Environmental Damage

Analysis of some public services tax scenarios

Article

Globalization, comparative constitutional law and contemporary liberal constitutionalism: visions on the impacts of the mundialization of social and economic relations in constitutionalism

Sustainability through urban planning

The controversial points of the civil registry of transgender parents in the light of the CNJ provement nº 73 e the personality rights

The new regulatory framework for university extension in Brazil: a contribution to human promotion policy

The stigma of illiterate and brazilian democracy: the ineligibility of the “excluded from within”

Information Society, Cyberlaw and the kantian concept of autonomy in brazilian constitutional dogmatics

Legal regulation of new technologies in Brazilian Administrative Law: impacts caused by Uber, WhatsApp, Netflix and their similar

“You don’t have the control”: the Complementary Law 157/2016 and Netflix in Brazil

Jürgen Habermas’ jurisdiction: deliberative democracy, amicus curiae and justice access

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